Diablo 4 Introduces New World of Warcraft-Inspired Cosmetics

Diablo 4 has just unveiled a fresh wave of World of Warcraft-themed cosmetics, allowing players to transform their characters into iconic heroes and villains from Azeroth. This new collection includes outfits for all six classes, enabling players to don the likenesses of notable figures such as the Lich King, Garrosh, Jaina, Malfurion, Illidan, or Bwonsamdi as they venture through the realms of Nahantu and beyond.

With the 20th anniversary of World of Warcraft approaching on November 23, Blizzard is making an impressive push in terms of collaborations. Back in August, Diablo 4 introduced a set of stunning World of Warcraft-inspired cosmetics for each class except the newly added Spiritborn, allowing characters from Sanctuary to channel the essence of legends like Xal’atath, Kael’thas Sunstrider, and Varian Wrynn.

Now, the game has released an additional selection of weapons, armor, and customizations for all six classes. The Barbarian’s ensemble draws inspiration from Garrosh Hellscream, featuring his signature tattoos and Gorehowl. Meanwhile, the Necromancer receives armor reminiscent of the Lich King, complete with the Frostmourne sword model that was previously datamined in Diablo 4.

Rogues and Druids can also channel the Stormrage brothers; Rogues will sport Illidan’s horns and tattoos, along with sword versions of the Twin Blades of Azzinoth, while Druids can don Malfurion’s outfit, complete with body markings and one of the alternate appearances for the Scythe of Elune. Sorcerers can dress in Jaina Proudmoore’s iconic outfit from Warcraft 3, featuring the Staff of Antonidas. Finally, the Spiritborn can take on the appearance of the Troll Loa Bwonsamdi, complete with his glowing skin and distinctive bony mantle.

New World of Warcraft Cosmetics in Diablo 4

Beyond the character cosmetics, Diablo 4 has also introduced another mount inspired by World of Warcraft. Ash’adar, Harbinger of the Dawn, is a striking glowing tiger mount that shifts between lunar blue and solar orange, depending on the time of day. This mount is inspired by its namesake from the World of Warcraft Trading Post and is notable for being one of the few mounts in Diablo 4 that isn’t a horse, with the Deluxe Edition Nahantu War-cat being the only other non-equine mount available so far.

However, players should be prepared for a significant investment if they wish to acquire these cosmetics; each set is priced at 2800 Platinum, which translates to around $25—more than half the cost of purchasing Diablo 4: Vessel of Hatred itself. Despite the hefty price tag, fans have expressed unanimous agreement that these skins are undeniably impressive. With a variety of World of Warcraft character outfits and mount skins now available, players have ample opportunities to infuse a bit of Azeroth into their Diablo 4 experience, no matter which class they prefer.